Why fame and power is ruining black men

He was arrested for multiple grape allegations.

And he was dragged through the headlines for two whole years.

And after everything, literally after everything, sitting in court, everything, he was acquitted, innocent.

But the truth is, he was never, ever going to go back to Man City and play for the former Premier League champions.

The damage was already done.

In fact, once they put that stain on your name, say goodbye to endorsement deals, sponsorships, everything.

And he actually won a case against Man City for... unpaid damages or something along those lines because they said they washed their hands of him and he ended up winning the court case now i already know everyone in the comments is going to say well you know the chances of winning a great case is so slim because firstly a lot of women don't actually report it and secondly nine times out of ten when you go to court the victim never really wins in these particular cases which i understand there's a very crazy statistic about that but my point still stands he was found innocent at the end of the day and if we have a justice system that doesn't provide justice then we need to start looking at the system but we'll get into that now i'm not really going to talk about each individual case because there's millions of youtube videos talking about each case i'm really talking about what happens to black men that are in public faces what is going on with those particular people and you know when it comes to black male celebrities they do face a hyper visibility which obviously means that accusations are going to spread like wildfire i remember seeing the michael ward accusation and it was not leaving my timeline shade barrel posting it you know i saw it on i saw it on sky news bbc news you know any media outlet his face was plastered with the two allegations against him and he's a jamaican guy i know friends that know him he's from london and to be honest everyone that i know that knows him has always said good things about him.

That doesn't mean that he's not guilty, by the way.

What I'm trying to say is that it's crazy.

As soon as something like this hits your name, you will be dragged through the mud and it is trial by public opinion, unfortunately.

And that's the reality of it.

Once you get labeled with it, it's kind of game over.